Visual phenomenology

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = xi
• Acknowledgments = xiii
• Abbreviations = xv
• Part Ⅰ = 1
• 1 Introduction = 3
• 1.1 The Main Argument = 3
• 1.2 The Sandwich or the Cycle? = 5
• 1.3 Same Strategy, Different Results = 12
• 2 Three Constraints = 27
• 2.1 Visual Experience is Perspectival = 28
• 2.2 Visual Experience is Temporal = 32
• 2.3 Visual Experience is Indeterminate = 36
• 2.4 Thesis AF and the Three Constraints = 38
• 3 Anticipation and Fulfillment = 41
• 3.1 (PC) and Siegel's Doll = 41
• 3.2 (PC) and Five Points about Anticipation = 43
• 3.3 Variation in Perceptual Content = 54
• 3.4 Visual Anticipation and Two Distinctions = 56
• 3.5 Summary = 57
• 4 The Question of Content = 59
• 4.1 Introducing AF Content = 59
• 4.2 Alternative Theories of Content and Their Shortcomings = 65
• 4.3 On the Denial of Perceptual Content = 70
• 4.4 Four Problems and Three Solutions = 75
• 4.5 Summary = 86
• Part Ⅱ = 89
• 5 Some Perceptual Psychology = 91
• 5.1 Various Strands of Support = 92
• 5.2 Rejecting the Myth of Full Detail = 96
• 5.3 The Importance of Action = 99
• 5.4 Facing the Resistance = 103
• 5.5 Visual Attention = 111
• 5.6 Objections and Replies = 117
• 5.7 Summary = 118
• 6 The Active Brain = 119
• 6.1 Ongoing Cortical Dynamics = 119
• 6.2 Neural Feedback = 123
• 6.3 Theoretical Options = 125
• 6.4 Summary = 128
• 7 The Dorsal Stream and the Visual Horizon = 131
• 7.1 Visual Consciousness and the Two Streams = 131
• 7.2 Introducing the Visual Horizon = 134
• 7.3 Input to the Dorsal Stream = 136
• 7.4 Localized Damage and Illusions = 138
• 7.5 Disturbances of Visual Motion = 145
• 7.6 Computational Models of Dorsal Anticipation = 149
• Part Ⅲ = 153
• 8 The Convergence = 155
• 8.1 Back to the Main Argument = 155
• 8.2 The Best of Both Worlds-Symbolic Dynamics = 160
• 8.3 Do We Need Internal Representations? = 162
• 9 Seeing Our World = 165
• 9.1 AF Content is of a Shared Social World = 165
• 9.2 Empirical Support = 170
• 9.3 Embedded Rationality = 174
• Appendix : Husserl's Phenomenology = 177
• A.1 Finding AF in Husserl = 177
• A.2 Descriptive Psychology or Transcendental Phenomenology? = 180
• A.3 Phenomenology and the Sciences of the Mind = 184
• Notes = 191
• References = 203
• Index = 241